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JPGPNG

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JPG — up to 20 files · PNG output

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JPG vs PNG — when to use each.

JPG Your input format
  • Small file size, ideal for photos
  • Universal compatibility everywhere
  • Lossy — quality degrades with each re-save
  • No transparency support
  • Compression artifacts on text and sharp edges
PNG Your output format
  • Lossless — pixel-perfect every save
  • Supports transparency (alpha channel)
  • Sharp text, crisp edges, clean screenshots
  • · Larger file size than JPG
  • · Not ideal for high-resolution photos

Good reasons to switch to PNG.

Logos and icons

You need transparency. PNG supports transparent backgrounds — essential for logos that overlay on different colored surfaces.

Further editing

PNG is lossless, so opening and saving multiple times introduces no compression artifacts. Use it as your working format before final export.

Screenshots and UI

Screenshots with text, sharp interface elements, and solid colors look significantly better in PNG than JPG.

Common questions.

Converting JPG to PNG enables transparency support, but the conversion itself doesn't remove backgrounds. You'll need a separate tool to remove or edit the background.
Yes, PNG files are typically larger because they use lossless compression. This preserves perfect quality but results in bigger file sizes.
Yes, completely free with no limits. All processing happens in your browser.
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